National Republican., 1887-04-15

STsssa1'GiSnsi Sasaa sGsni:.:.:: , 90 "a
Stolen baseYs;.Dealey Y; s, Mack, Shock:
hits--Farrcil and Myers. T6ree-base hits~C.
Williams and 9,ealey Double plsysaiMsSs' aiNIs
IA; BY. Miller, !. Bases on balls--Dea.ey, Kreig,
Farrell, Shock, Donnelly t2). ,Gilmore (2l. Q.
Williams, and Holmes. Passed balls-Mack, 8;
Thomas, 2 Wild pitches-Miller, 2. Time
Q hours and minutes Umpire Ted Sullivan.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
shiffSsGI: q foSI:s J SS 3 S-S S-iS
Base bits-Chicago, 81; 81. Louis, II. Batter
ies-Clarkson and Flint, Caruthers and Bush
kt Louisville
bsI4o,tli bsplsyi,le..."5 ,tlie........ 825 ! GG--a55
Louisville, 3; Detroit. /.
fShIss1SSi:. fSisdeipiias:.... 9 & Q o . Q .
Base hits-Athietics, 9; Philadelphias, 9. Err.
rors-Athletics, 4; Philadelphias, 4. Bate
teres-Atkisson and Miliigan, Burlington and
Cunning. Umpire-Warr.
At Pittsburg-
Pittsburg .......... 4 Q 0-l8
Base hiis.Pittsburg, II; Toronto, a. Errors
-Pittsburg, 6; Toronto, s.
At Baltimore, Md
Rsli,mSsf yslssnss Stars: g SS ] 2-.a s-5
Base hits-Baltimore, o; Syracuse, s. Err.
rors-Baltimore, z; Syracuse, i. Pitchers
Knouf and Crothers. Umpire-sklnner.
The Bostons and Brooklyns played another
splepdidly contested game to day. The men
played SO well that the 5000 people who saw
10 finish. Score
Brooklyn."..........O o 0 Q o l o. |
bGssSa Ssse Sits-Brcckiyp g. Boston 12 Prrors2
Brooklyn, 2; Boston, 0.
Yesterdays RACES.
| NEW ORLEANS La, Apr. H.-First race
Mile. Gen. Price won. Mclaughlin second,
QS9een Esther third. Time, D1esisI ilsasA ,,uo
Favor won, Romp second, Pat sheedy third.
Third race -Five-eighths of a mile. Jack
Cocks won, Won Badge second' Buckhound third
Fourth race-Three.fourt of q mile .Kink
won, Probus second, Whisky Jack third.
Time, 1:l724.
RACING ENTRIES TO-DAY.
The turf events to-day will occur at New
| Orleans and Clifton, N. j., and the entries,
| weights, and distances, as furnished by Linn
| & Wall, 908 Pennsylvania avenue. are as fol-
lows:
First race-one mile--Dld not FILL.
Second race-Mile and an eighth-Favor 105
pounds; Bob Miles, 1O5; Weeks. 1o2; Gov. Bate,
Third race-One and one.quarter miles, Cot.
trell stakes-wlthrow, III pounds; Volcano
ll2; Tom Hood, 112; Mahoney, liz: Alice
Moore, lo7; Flora Moore, lo7; Romp, lO1. In,
Our Friend, 1C7 pounds; Handy Andy, ~
Watch EN-, 70; Valet, 10S.
| CLIFTON.
| First race-Three.quarters Of a mile-Jessle
iIS pounds; Paymaster, ii6; n nAMImsi,rsong, AZ 10
Han Hanni6sl' 49, Belmont lilo; Barb, lls; Pomme
Second Seven eighths of a mile, sell.
ing-King George, 81 pounds; Warder, %
IS; ri trinidad, 05; Peter L, o5; Barbara, S5
Boreas. 90.
Third race--one milo, selling--Littlefellow
~ pounds Eliot li9 Leroy IL; Mentor ~
Willie Palmer, g6; Ligan, 1i5
Fourth race.-Three -quarters of mile,Tat-
Yer rs PSunds Maggie AhSrns lol Adolph
sFifth race-Five.eighths OF u mile, selling
Listelle, lo7 pounds, Fellowship, lO7; Little
Charlie, 105; Jim Bradt, o.; Capt: Hammer. 92
Carrie 9, 100; Trogan, 80; Ed McAyoy, 81; Bum
THE CRAVEN STAKES.
LONDON. Apr. 1.-THE race for the CraveI
Stakes OF 10 sovereigns each, and 500 added
There were nine starters. but the favorlte, Th'
Baron. won by half q length; Carrasco wa
second, and Rex third.
sPARRING EVENTS.
| BosToN, Apr. 14.-yem Carney, the Euglisl
| champion light weight, Is to spar four round
| In Dover. N. H., next Monday evening. witt
George Young. one of the best English ligh
weights that ever visited America ON Tues
| day Carney will appear In New Haven, an
| will probably set.to with his friend and hacker
| Patsy Sheppard. Arrangements were mad
last evening for an eight round glove contest
for purse, next week, between Carney an
i Martin Snee. the best man of his weight Il
| this vicinity. Snee will weigh l25 pounds
more than Carney.